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Randall Kennedy: From Protest to Law: Triumphs and Defeats in Struggles for Racial Justice, 1950–1970
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Professor and author Randall Kennedy ’82 delivered the James A. Thomas Lecture, titled “From Protest to Law: Triumphs and Defeats in Struggles for Racial Justice, 1950–1970,” on Oct. 24, 2022.
Faith Lewis ’23
2:27
A student perspective on Yale Law School’s academic and public interest opportunities, the San Francisco Affirmative Litigation Project, and leadership in OutLaws.
Gabrielle Jackson ’23
1:59
A student perspective on visiting the Law School to help decide whether to attend, the benefits of joining affinity groups, and how YLS enables her to explore the world of law.
Jenna Cook ’24
1:54
A student perspective on evolving academic interests at Yale Law School and the value of The Tsai Leadership Program.
Laura Hallas ’24
2:06
A student reflects on her interest in health law and policy and her involvement in two student journals.
Renée Mihail ’24
1:58
Renée Mihail ’24 discusses her military background, the satisfaction of helping individual clients, and practicing work-life balance in law school.
Henock Dory ’24
3:24
A student reflects on the diverse YLS community and his experience in BLSA and working on the Yale Law & Policy Review.
Teddy Ray ’24
2:32
A second-career student reflects on his YLS experience, including Complex Civil Litigation, and his hopes for afterward.